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| How are Small Businesses in Your State Using AI? |
| Tech helps companies increase efficiency and serve customers better. |
Almost 60% of small businesses now use artificial intelligence (AI)—more than double the rate from 2023, according to a new report from the U.S. Chamber.
Big picture: Our interactive map reveals where small businesses have adopted technology to stay competitive and navigate challenges like inflation and supply chain disruptions. |
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Why it matters: Small businesses are the backbone of local economies. By adopting the latest technology, they can compete with larger companies and better support their communities.
The problem: A patchwork of laws across the country could stop small businesses from using AI and other technology to serve their customers.
According to the report:
- 65% are worried about navigating conflicting state AI and data privacy laws.
- 77% say limits on AI would hurt their growth, operations, and bottom line.
What they’re saying: “AI has been a game-changer for Henry's House of Coffee, allowing us to streamline tasks like product descriptions, SEO, and marketing emails,” said Hrag Kalebjian, owner of Henry’s House of Coffee. “It truly helps us be more efficient and focus on what we do best: roasting great coffee.”
What we’re doing: The U.S. Chamber is working with elected officials to establish a single national technology framework that allows these businesses to thrive. |
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